25 YEARS AGO
Savage English Crowd
(From “Tlio Dominion,” July 24, 1913.)
A crowd, witnessing the arrest of Mrs. Pankhurst, cried : ‘'Burn her 1” Six other Suffragettes were also arrested. One hundred police were engaged iu making the arrests.
As (lie result of experiments at Toulon, and the experience of the Balkan War, military aeroplanes, both for scouting and attacking, will be armoured in future.
One of the first impressions of Wellington a visitor arriving by sea gets is the bare and rocky-faced Ward Island, one of the landmarks that define the fairway. Filled with Arbor Day enthusiasm, a party of yachtsmen recently decided to try to improve the appearance of the island by planting it with hardy native trees. A start with tlie work was made during the week-end. Tlie cliff face fronting the city (Hie western aspect) was planted with ice-plant, and ns many as seventy native trees were planted in suitable and sheltered Tositione.
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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 252, 21 July 1938, Page 10
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15725 YEARS AGO Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 252, 21 July 1938, Page 10
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